Comets Clash With Iola In SEK Standings Bout
Chanute's Blue Comets meet the Iola Mustangs at the fieldhouse in a key Southeast Kansas League clash. Tipoff around 8:15 p.m. follows a 6:30 prelim as both teams chase a higher spot. Chanute seeks consistency and size against Iola's defense led by Buck Quincy and Steve Franzel.
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Comets Welcome Challenge After Saubers Departure
Chanute Blue Comets face taller loss as 6-7 center David Saubers quits the season for personal reasons. Dan Cox returns from injury to join 6-6, 6-1- and 5-11 starters as Chanute seeks to improve shooting, defense, and ball handling. Iola aims to test Chanute with Jim Rourk and Paul Graham leading the visitors as SEK games heat up.
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Royster Cagers Split at Iola
The Royster ninth grade team from Chanute beat Iola 48 to 37 to stay undefeated at 7-0 overall and 3-0 in the Southeast Kansas Junior High League. Brad Bright led scoring with 16 points, David Rideau 14, and Larry Rogers 11 as Royster outpaced Iola 16-4 in the third quarter. The Royster eighth graders lost 31-19 to Iola, dropping to 1-2 in league play.
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Mat Battle Ends in Columbus Chanute Dual Tie
Columbus and Chanute wrestled to a 24 24 draw in a high school dual. Chanute lost the first four bouts by decision with Craig Follmer at 98 pounds Rick Good at 105 pounds Danny Morris at 112 pounds and Bob suffering a decision.
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College basketball results from Thursday night action
Upsala 80 over Eliztn St 77 In a set of Wednesday games Wagner 94 over Moravian 82 Southern Tr 95 over San Diego 74 East Ill 82 over Wis Stevens Pt South Morehead 103 over Marshall 98 Richmond 68 over E Carolina 67 LSU 9 over Georgetown 71 SW Louisiana 87 over East Ky 80 Belmont Abbey 66 over Presley Far West terian 55 Long Beach St 80 over San Diego Morris Harvey 89 over Shepherd St 75 Weber 84 over Gonzaga Houston 70 over Colorado 66 W Tex St 79 over N Tex St 69 Texas Tech 75 over Ark St Old Dominion 95 over Catholic U Midwest Cha Xavier 80 over Thomas More Drake 61 over Wichita S 58 Creighton 92 over Cleveland St 59 Bradley 95 over Memphis St 79
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Cavaliers? (No) Basketball Scores From NBA Night
The Golden State Warriors edged Portland 119 to 118 in a close NBA game. ABA Virginia defeated Pittsburgh 137 to 130. Dallas beat Memphis 104 to 103 in another tight matchup.
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First National Bank tops Safari Jaycees in league battle
First National Bank improved to 4 0 with a 90 74 win over Safari Jaycees at the Chanute Industrial Basketball League. Harold Turner led with 36 points, Gary Russell added 27, and John Cole 18 as Jaycees fell to 1 3. Guard Steve Seger scored 27 for Mexican Fiesta in a 85 72 win over I Routers.
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Vikings Page Reaps MVP Honors
Alan Page of the Minnesota Vikings becomes the NFLs first defensive player named AP Most Valuable Player. He posted 100 solo tackles, 10 sacks, two safeties, and 42 hurrys. Page edged Dallas quarterback Roger Staubach and Kansas City receiver Otis Taylor for the honor.
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Exceptions In New Game Law For Seniors Hunters
Kansas residents age 65 and older may hunt and fish without licenses under a new law that took effect Jan 1. Deer hunters remain exempt from the license waiver. they must buy a license before applying for archery or firearms deer permits. Upland game bird stamps are waived for seniors, while federal duck stamps stay required for all 16 and older.
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Oakland pitcher Odom survives shooting, expects return
Oakland Athletics pitcher Johnny Odom was wounded in a neck and side shooting during a confrontation with a would be burglar in Macon Georgia. Doctors said his pitching career should not be affected and he plans to report for spring training.
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Wooden's UCLA Clears Path with Deep Bench and Backcourt
UCLA coach John Wooden shows a confident Bruins squad as they begin conference play at Oregon State. With senior Henry Bibby and sophomores Keith Wilkes Greg Lee and Bill Walton leading a quick pressing attack, UCLA aims for a sixth straight NCAA title. Walton’s health remains a concern, while USC looms as the season’s tough opponent.
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Melee at Flyers Blues game leads to charges
A 30 minute delay followed a bench penalty trigger during intermission as Blues players brawled with fans at the Spectrum in Philadelphia. Blues coach Al Arbour and others were questioned. four fans injured and Arbour sustained head wounds requiring stitches. Sidney Salomon Jr vows to sue the police department.
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